Description
The Firefield Rapidstrike 5-20×50 takes the same rugged, no-nonsense DNA that made the Rapidstrike LPVO line popular and stretches it out for longer distances. With a 5x to 20x zoom range and a 50mm objective, this scope is built for the shots that a red dot or low-power optic simply can't reach. Whether you're chasing hogs across a field, thinning out varmints, or ringing steel at the range, it gives you the magnification and light to make the hit.
Glass is where a distance scope earns its keep, and this one runs fully multi-coated optics to boost light transmission and keep the image bright and contrasty when you crank up the power. The illuminated second focal plane Plex reticle comes in your choice of red or green, so you can dial in visibility against dark timber, bright fields, or anything in between. Because it's a second focal plane design, the reticle stays the same size no matter your magnification, which keeps the view clean and uncluttered while you're hunting for a small target at distance.
What Sets the Rapidstrike 5-20×50 Apart at Distance
The scope is built on a single-piece 30mm 6061-T6 aluminum tube with a hard anodized finish, so it can take recoil and rough handling without losing zero. It carries an IP67 waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof rating, meaning weather and wet mornings aren't going to sideline your hunt. A side parallax adjustment lets you tune out that annoying reticle float at higher powers, which matters a lot once you're past a couple hundred yards.
Turrets and Setup on the Firefield Rapidstrike
Windage and elevation run on pop-up locking, resettable turrets. You pull the turret up to unlock it, dial your correction, then push it back down so nothing shifts by accident in the field. After zeroing, you can reset the dials back to zero to keep a clean reference point. Illumination runs off a common CR2032 battery, so replacements are cheap and easy to find. Best part is it ships as a complete kit with 30mm rings, a throw lever, a sunshade, and lens covers, so you've got everything you need to mount up and get to work.
Key Specifications
- Magnification: 5-20x
- Objective Diameter: 50mm
- Tube Diameter: 30mm
- Focal Plane: Second Focal Plane (SFP)
- Reticle: Plex, illuminated red/green
- Field of View: 7.77 – 1.95 m @ 100m
- Tube Material: Single-piece 6061-T6 aluminum, hard anodized
- Optics: Fully multi-coated
- Turrets: Pop-up locking, resettable
- Parallax: Side adjustable
- Weatherproofing: IP67 waterproof, fogproof, shockproof
- Battery: CR2032
- Manufacturer: Sellmark Corporation
- Manufacturer Part Number: FF13074
- UPC: 810119011381
What’s Included
- Firefield Rapidstrike 5-20×50 riflescope
- 30mm scope rings
- Throw lever
- Sunshade
- Flip-up lens covers
- Lens cleaning cloth
- Product manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Firefield Rapidstrike 5-20×50 a first or second focal plane scope?
It's a second focal plane (SFP) design, so the Plex reticle stays the same visual size no matter what magnification you're running. That keeps the view clean and uncluttered, which is handy when you're picking out a small target at distance. Just remember that any reticle-based holdovers are true at the scope's designated power setting.
Does the Rapidstrike 5-20×50 come with rings, or do I need to buy them separately?
It ships as a complete kit, so you don't need to grab rings separately. The box includes 30mm scope rings, a throw lever, a sunshade, flip-up lens covers, and a lens cloth. You've basically got everything needed to mount up and head to the range.
What battery does the illuminated reticle use?
The reticle illumination runs on a single CR2032 coin cell battery, which is a common size you can find just about anywhere. If the reticle glow ever gets dim or stops lighting up, a fresh battery is the first thing to check. You can pick between red and green illumination depending on your lighting and background.
What is the Firefield Rapidstrike 5-20×50 best suited for?
This scope was built for medium to long-range work, making it a strong match for hog and varmint hunting or ringing steel and punching paper at the range. The 50mm objective and fully multi-coated glass pull in plenty of light for those higher magnifications. It's a lot of reach for the money, especially for someone building out a dedicated distance rig.





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